Hôtels près de Tunnels Williamson, Liverpool

L'hôtel était idéalement situé où nous n'avons pas à marcher loin des lieux qui étaient environ 6-10 minutes à pied. L'hôtel dispose d'un grand parc de voitures souterraines qui garde notre voiture en sécurité et en sécurité, peu d'hôtels disposent d'un bar et d'un siège pour les invités que nous avons pensé être convenable, la chambre était moderne, très propre et aimée la douche à haute pression qui est réglable, Le petit déjeuner était très bon, nous préférions un anglais complet avec tous les trims, mais il y a l'option continentale et comme c'était un buffet que nous mangeons autant que nous aimions. Beaucoup de choses à faire et à voir à Liverpool et un grand centre commercial que nous avons découvert sur notre chemin de retour du club Cavern et des plats de la douche Tout en tout un brillant premier séjour dans cet hôtel et la 2e fois à Liverpool ...oh et un cri à la réception qui m'a aidé avec notre parking, très patient. Nous planifions notre prochaine séjour à cet hôtel pour un avenir proche.

J'ai séjourné à l'hôtel Pullman Liverpool pour une nuit en tant que réservation d'une dernière minute après avoir lu plusieurs commentaires et regardé quelques vidéos de TikTok. À l'arrivée, j'ai été salué chaleureusement, vérifié rapidement, et j'ai fait mon chemin jusqu'à ma chambre sans aucun malheur. Le petit déjeuner est très bon, mais il est très bon, mais il est très bon, mais il est très bon. La chambre était confortable et agréable pour un séjour agréable. Le parking est très cher, mais l'hôtel vous timbre votre billet qui vous donne un rabais. Les ménages sont très bien placés pour les enfants. Il y avait de la poussière sur les surfaces, des cheveux sur le conteneur de tissus, seulement deux tissus restants, la salle de bain et les miroirs n'étaient pas complètement nettoyés, et le gel de douche n'avait pas été rempli, donc après quelques pompes il n'y avait pas de reste. En général, malgré les problèmes de nettoyage, j'ai eu un séjour agréable et je pense certainement rester ici.

Bel hôtel avec de grandes chambres. J'étais en première ligne et la musique et les gens qui profitaient d'une soirée dans les bars voisins étaient bruyants jusqu'à 4 ou 5 heures du matin… Heureusement, j'ai pu dormir, mais ce n'était pas idéal pour un dormeur léger.

Great location very close to st James Street station (4 minutes walk) and very easy to find. Air conditioning in the rooms which is appreciated in this weather. Room small, and a bit run down, but clean and practical. Windows are old style and extremely thin, so lots of loud noise (nightlife, music, seagulls) gets in. I would recommend booking a room without a window, more in the centre of the building, if this is important to you. The hotel is massive, and is like a labyrinth inside trying to find your way around, but I quite enjoyed the novelty of this. It is basic, but I would stay again on the basis that it does the job and is cheap if all you need is a bed for the night (but only if I could get a quiet room). The staff are friendly and helpful.

We checked-in quite late, but was helped instantly by a member of staff. Very efficient. Breakfast was great, with a lot of different options. I did however find a used mug and spoon in our room, but as we checked-in late, we didnt go and complain.

Très bien situé, attention aux vis à vis depuis certaines chambres 😅

This was one of the worst hotel rooms we have ever stayed in. When we arrived, we were greeted by a pleasant front desk clerk. The lobby has a lot of character in keeping with the Titanic theme and the pictures of the rooms had the same theme. We arrived at our room (fourth floor #46) located on a dark hallway that was being painted. The room was large and also had some plush features like the curtains, furniture, chandelier and wallpaper. Unfortunately, that's where the positives ended. Our room was very hot, with no ventilation and one small fan. The desk clerk offered to bring a second fan when we requested a hair dryer, but the second fan never arrived. The windows could not be opened even a crack ”due to safety reasons”. The room was sweltering and sleeping was extremely uncomfortable. In addition, the carpet was very dirty, there was mold on the wall above the bathtub and the sink, the lights beside the beds needed to be replaced, and the towel rack was missing from the wall. There was a small kitchen which was nice, but it was missing the basics (glassware, silverware, plates) and one of the drawers was missing its front. In short, the room was in bad shape and we are very surprised they would host anyone in that room. In the lobby, there was a young man sitting at the Concierge desk and when we asked him for directions, he said he was security and had no idea. He could not have been less interested and barely looked up from his phone. Apparently, the rooftop bar is nice, but we did not go there. We have stayed in a lot of hotels and are pretty easy going when it comes to our expectations. This hotel has so much potential, but the experience was a huge disappointment and we would not stay there again and cannot recommend anyone stay there.

Hôtel correct. Bâtiment Art déco, donc espace unique. Chambre spacieuse, salle de bain avec douche à effet pluie. Petit-déjeuner complet. Ce n'est pas donné, mais on en a pour son argent. J'y retournerais volontiers.

My Two-Night Stay at Phoenix Hotel Liverpool: Central City Experience Just wrapped up a fantastic two-night stay at Phoenix Hotel Liverpool and wanted to share my thoughts! At £126.90 plus a small £4.80 property fee, it offered excellent value for a city center experience. The location at 46-48 Foley Street puts you right in the heart of Liverpool, which was perfect for my mini-break. Being centrally located meant I could easily walk to major attractions, restaurants, and shopping areas without relying on transportation. The vibrant city atmosphere was right on my doorstep! I stayed from **Thursday, August 7 to Saturday, August 9, 2025** — a perfect two-night city escape. Check-in after 3 PM was smooth and welcoming, and the 11 AM check-out time was standard and convenient. The staff were helpful and made me feel right at home from the moment I arrived. The hotel itself (which I could see in the booking thumbnail) had a classic Liverpool charm about it. My room was clean, comfortable, and had all the essentials I needed for a pleasant stay. While not ultra-luxurious, it was well-maintained and provided a cozy base for exploring the city. What I appreciated was the **transparent pricing** — I knew exactly what I was paying upfront (£126.90) and what I'd need to pay at the property (just £4.80). The Trip.com booking process was straightforward, and having their price match and stay guarantee gave me extra confidence in my booking. The app's ”Message Property” and ”Call Property” features came in handy when I needed some local recommendations. The ”Manage Booking” function made it easy to keep all my travel details organized in one place. Is it a five-star luxury hotel? No, but it doesn't claim to be. Phoenix Hotel Liverpool delivers exactly what it promises: a comfortable, well-located place to stay at a reasonable price point that lets you experience the best of Liverpool without breaking the bank. **Would I recommend it?** Absolutely! If you're looking for a centrally located hotel in Liverpool with good amenities and friendly service, this place ticks all the boxes. Perfect for weekend city breaks, concert-goers, or anyone wanting to soak up Liverpool's vibrant atmosphere.